The most difficult riddles of the Danetki. Danets of increased difficulty
And if you want something new and exciting, we suggest paying attention to Danetki - a game that perfectly trains logic, develops intuition and analytic skills. With it, you can cool your brain and have fun in big company or together.
The game is suitable for all ages and is popular all over the world. She likes fans of detective stories and stories with a catch. In addition, this fun is often used in computer science lessons. She does not require special training, any fixtures and props.
The game is suitable for all ages and is popular all over the world.
What it is
The game consists of puzzles that describe non-standard, sometimes frankly strange situations. Usually in riddles there is no clear question, but the players must figure out how the story described could have happened and uncover its background. To this end, they ask suggestive questions, the answer to which can only be: "yes", "no" or "doesn't matter". Hence the funny name of the game.
Today it is easy to buy different versions of the game. Including Danetki Superset. It consists of story cards containing stories for the game of varying difficulty levels.
The rules of the game are quite simple: The host tells the ending of some unusual, sometimes absurd or mysterious situation. The participants are tasked with guessing what caused such an end and find the background of the story. According to the rules, they can ask questions that require only a “yes” or “no” answer. Also, the facilitator may say "not important" if the players have chosen the wrong path. Since non-standard situations are presented in the gameplay, in addition to logic, participants train their imagination and learn to clearly formulate questions. The game has several levels of difficulty and varieties, which will be discussed in the article. In addition, there are tasks for teenagers, children and adults. Below, read simple tasks with answers that will help participants understand the rules of the game and get a taste of it. The driver found that one of his tires on the car was flat. He did nothing, but just got behind the wheel and drove to work, and then also calmly returned home. He did not experience any difficulties along the way. How is this possible? Solution: The flat tire was in the trunk. It was spare. The cowboy asked for a glass of water in the saloon. Suddenly the bartender pulls out a pistol from his belt, cocks the trigger and fires into the air. The visitor thanks him and leaves the bar. Why did it happen? Solution: The cowboy had hiccups, but from fright it stopped. The passenger on board the plane jumped out without a parachute and was not injured. Is it possible? Solution: The plane was on the runway. The mistress of the house did not know how to make the guests go home. But saved her phone call. How? Solution: The landlady pretended to receive a call to report a fire in the house of one of the visitors, but she could not hear which house they were talking about. The average difficulty of the game forces players to think more and use outside the box thinking. Let's take a few examples. Everyone has seen a ship in a bottle. That is, there is a way to put it there. But how to place a ripe pear in a bottle, but at the same time not damage the container, and the fruit? Solution: The pear is originally grown in a bottle. To do this, fix it on a branch when the fruit is tied. The collector had a rare book worth fifty thousand dollars. He deliberately destroyed the tome. Why did he do it? Solution: The man had two copies of a rare tome, and he deliberately destroyed one in order to raise the price of the second. Solution: Machines lit up Wall Clock, and the hotel guest realized that they had stopped. That is, the loud ticking of the clock was heard from under the bed. The man found the body there. American law enforcement officers have instructions with words in rare languages that the police themselves do not speak. In that case, why are they needed? Solution: These are commands for service dogs. They are needed so that only a policeman can give an order to an animal. A dead naked man lies in the middle of the desert with a burnt match. How and why did he get here? Solution: The man, along with his friend, flew to hot-air balloon. He began to lose height, so the men threw away all their belongings, including their clothes. But that wasn't enough. Friends decided that one of them should jump out to save the life of the other. They decided to pull a match - whoever gets a burnt one will jump. This man was forced to jump because he pulled out a burnt match. The man went down the stairs and realized that at that moment his wife had died. What happened? Solution: The man was visiting his wife in the hospital, who was connected to a life support machine. As he was descending the stairs, the electricity went out in the building. That is, the device to which the wife was connected turned off. Thrill-seekers will love the devilish tasks. One of them: every day a person drove a car along a dangerous mountain serpentine. He knew this route very well and, without risking anything, rode high speed. Once his car was robbed, taking away some things, but the man, approaching the car, did not notice anything. He did not return home. The car swerved off the road and the driver died. What caused the tragedy? Solution: Dear ones were stolen from the salon Sunglasses. The driver wore them while driving. When he passed the turn without glasses, the sun blinded the man and he died. When new neighbors settled in the house, Mary died. Why? Solution: Scene from Agatha Christie's " Lost Key". The new neighbors were Mary's missing husband and his rich new wife. So that he would not be called a polygamist and not imprisoned, the man killed his former wife. He was not hungry, but food became his salvation from death. What are we talking about? Solution: The plot is based on the work of Edgar Allan Poe, "The Well and the Pendulum". The man was tied up in jail. The sickle that was supposed to kill him was lowered. However, the hero smeared the fetters with the remnants of food from the bowl, and the rats gnawed them. Riddles based on real events. For example, Winter. Blizzard. car with dead woman. What happened? Solution: The driver spent an hour clearing a parking spot for his car. The events took place during a heavy snowfall in Chicago. But when he drove up to the place by car, he saw that it was occupied by a woman. Unable to cope with emotions, the man shot her.
How to unravel
The simplest
Flat tire
An unusual story in a bar
Bounce
Savior Phone
Medium difficulty
Pear
rare book
strange language
Man with a match
Sudden death
Devilish
By literary works
Neighbours
Food
Based on real events
Snow:
The game of danettes
This game has long been used by counselors in organizing children's leisure in summer camps. However, it can be successfully applied class teachers and caregivers at school, for example, during extension or class hour, as well as for the purpose of organizing leisure activities during offsite events.
Danetki (situations) is a kind of riddle game.The name itself speaks about the essence of the game: when guessing, you can ask questions, but the answer to them can only be the words “yes” and “no” (and also “does not matter”). In the most common version, the driver describes a strange “situation”, and the guessers must, by asking clarifying questions, find out the background of the situation. This option is called "playing in the situation." This game develops in children logical thinking, teaches to correctly formulate questions, trains memory.
In this section, I have collected the most interesting data that have been successfully applied in practice.
Danetka 1. "Shoe"
Every evening, the girl opened the safe, put a shoe in there and went to bed. Why?
The girl worked as a flight attendant, and kept documents in a safe. In order not to forget them, she put a shoe from the uniform in the safe together with the documents, she definitely would not leave the house in one shoe!
Danetka 2. "Restless evening"
The woman could not sleep for a long time, but then she realized that her husband was dead and lying under the bed. How did she understand it?
She could not sleep because she was waiting for her husband. She often looked at the time, but at one moment the clock on the wall stopped, and the sound of the clock continued to clearly carry around the room. Listening, she realized that it was the sound wrist watch coming from under the bed. Hence the husband she had been waiting for so long was lying dead under the bed.
Danetka 3. "Man in the Desert"
In the middle of the desert lies a man without clothes. He has a broken match in his hand. How to explain all this?
A campaign of friends traveled by hot air balloon. But suddenly the ball began to rapidly lose height. Then friends decided to reduce weight, getting rid of all the excess. They threw down bags, food, but it did not help. Then they decided to take off all outerwear and shoes. But that didn't help either. They realized that the balloon could not withstand so many passengers, and decided to draw lots. Whoever draws the shortest match will have to jump down. Our friend is out of luck.
Danetka 4. "Mysterious death"
The man entered the room. He sees an open window, a lot of glass on the floor, a large puddle and a dead Mary. What did she die of?
That day was strong wind. The window swung open. The aquarium, standing on the windowsill, flew to the floor and broke. Mary is a fish.
Danetka 5. "Chance meeting"
The man left the room, saw the woman and strangled her. Didn't they put him in? What's with the strange situation?
They are husband and wife. Many years ago, a wife staged her death in such a way that suspicion fell on her husband (motives can be invented). The husband, after serving several years in prison, came out and saw his "dead" wife on the street. In anger, he strangled her, because he had already served his sentence.
Danetka 6. "Elevator"
The man went down the elevator every morning to work, and in the evening he always went up on foot. Why?
The fact is that the man is a dwarf. And he lives on the 20th floor. In the elevator, he can only reach the first floor button.
Danetka 7. "Birthday"
Jenny celebrated her birthday. And in two days, her twin sister will celebrate hers. How is this possible?
The fact is, Jenny was born on February 28, a few minutes before midnight. And her sister is already March 1st. It turns out that in leap year the birthday of the youngest of the twins is 2 days later.
Danetka 8. "Testament"
After receiving the envelope with her will from her grandmother, she was so disappointed to find a check for $20 inside that she angrily threw both the envelope and the check into the trash can. A week later, she discovered that her housekeeper quit and bought herself a villa.
By Agatha Christie. Grandmother, who left a legacy, collected stamps all her life, so she stuck a collectible stamp worth 3 million dollars on the envelope.
Danetka 9. "Exam"
The exam was in naval school. Suddenly, for no apparent reason, the cadet gets up from his seat, approaches the professor with a record book. He, without hesitation, puts him five. How is this possible?
The professor was very smart. Using Morse code, tapping his fingers, he conveyed to the students the following message: "The first one to decipher this message, let him come to me and get his rightful five"
Danetka 10. "Fall from the roof"
On the roof, two men started a fight. Downstairs, a large crowd was watching with great interest. Then one man grabbed another and threw him down. The man fell from a height onto the asphalt and died. But his death was not blamed on the person who threw him from a height, but on one of the spectators standing below. How did it happen?
The film studio was filming. Actors fought on the roof. The role of the falling man was played by a stuntman. He should have fallen into a safety net. But the person in charge of security didn't do his job properly, and the stuntman crashed. This person in charge of security has been charged with gross negligence."
Danetka 11. "Disappointment"
The woman found the money and was very disappointed in life. Why?
The woman worked as a librarian. One day she forgot in one of interesting books large bill, which I used instead of a bookmark. A few years later, the woman began to reread the book again and found her money in it. She realized that people had completely stopped reading books."
№ 11:
While changing the wheel of his car, the man dropped all four nuts of his fastening into the sewer grate, from where it was impossible to get them. He had already decided that he was stuck here, but a boy passing by gave him a very sensible idea, which allowed him to go further. What was his idea?
Clue:
Q: Did the boy suggest any way to attach the wheel?
Oh yeah.
Q: Was it necessary to get the fallen nuts to do this?
Oh no.
Q: Did you need to use any attachments that are not usually found in the car?
Oh no.
Q: Was it a smart idea, easy to put into practice?
Oh yeah.
The boy suggested unscrewing one nut from each of the three wheels and fixing the fourth wheel with them. Having done this, the man was able to drive to the nearest garage on firmly fixed wheels.
№ 12:
Bill was on vacation. He settled in a hotel on the sixth floor. Every morning at 8 o'clock he went down to the hall on the second floor, had breakfast and then took the elevator back to the sixth floor. Every evening at 8 o'clock he took the elevator down to the lobby, and then up five flights of stairs and returned to his room, although this did not give him pleasure. Why did he do it?
Clue:
Q: Was Bill quite capable of operating the elevator?
Oh yeah.
Q: If he wanted to go up to his room at a different time, would he take the elevator?
Oh yeah.
Q: Did other guests take the elevator in the evenings?
Oh yeah.
Q: Was the person physically normal?
Oh yeah.
Q: Did he get up every evening at 8 o'clock alone?
Oh no.
Q: Did his regular walks in the evening serve a useful purpose?
Oh yeah.
Bill was on vacation and living in a hotel with his wife and a very mobile and active two-year-old son. The couple noticed that The best way to tire the baby before going to bed so that he falls asleep sooner is to make him climb five flights of stairs. The boy was happy about this journey, but for his father it was difficult.
№ 13:
In 1980, Ben was 20 years old, and in 1985, only 15 years old. How is this possible?
Clue:
Q: Was Ben an ordinary person?
Oh yeah.
Q: Does he get a year older every year?
Oh yeah.
Q: Do I need to do something with the dates?
Oh yeah.
Ben was born in 2000 BC. For this period calendar years are counted backwards, so in 1985 BC he was 15 years old, and in 1980 BC he was 20 years old.
№ 14:
In the course of an experiment at a lesson at school, the girl was sent to the center of the nearest city to take an air sample there to determine the degree of pollution. She was given a jar with a tight-fitting removable lid. She understood that the bank was relatively fresh air schools. How did she manage to displace this air and fill the jar with the necessary sample of city air?
Clue:
Q: Could the girl have obtained a representative sample by simply removing the lid from the vial and waving it around?
Oh no. How could she be sure that all the air that was in it originally was removed from the jar?
Q: Did the girl use any device to create a vacuum?
Oh no.
Q: Did the girl's decision involve any advanced physical methods or the need for complex devices?
A: No, she took a very simple approach.
At school, the girl completely filled the jar with water, and poured this water in the place where it was necessary to take an air sample. Its place was taken by the city air, which became quite a representative sample.
№ 15:
Greenland is a huge island covered in snow and ice. Why did the person who discovered this island call it Greenland, that is, the Green Country?
Clue:
Q: Was the island green when this man discovered it?
Oh no.
Q: Did this person believe that the island would or could become green?
Oh no.
Q: Did he name the island after someone or a place?
Oh no.
Q: Was the title supposed to be descriptive?
Oh yeah.
Q: Was the title accurate in any respect?
Oh no.
Greenland was discovered around 982 by the Scandinavian jarl Eric the Red. He sought to encourage people to settle there and therefore called the country Greenland, as this name could attract them (in English. greenland - « green earth"). This is one of the earliest examples of deliberate misinformation.
№ 16:
The girl was listening to the radio. Suddenly it went silent, and after a minute it turned on again. The radio was in perfect order, the radio transmission was not interrupted, and the girl did not touch the controls of the receiver. Why did the radio go silent and then work again?
Clue:
Q: Did the girl affect the radio in any way or change the position of the antenna?
Oh no.
Q: Did other listeners of this radio station have the same pause at the same time?
A: Most didn't, but few did.
Q: Did the location of the girl matter?
Oh yeah.
Q: Are such occurrences rare or common?
O: Common.
The girl listened to the radio in the car driven by her father. Reception was temporarily interrupted as he drove through the tunnel.
№ 17:
A long and difficult boxing match ended in a knockout. The judges unanimously declared a clear victory. However, during the fight, not a single athlete struck. What happened?
№ 11:
While changing the wheel of his car, the man dropped all four nuts of his fastening into the sewer grate, from where it was impossible to get them. He had already decided that he was stuck here, but a boy passing by gave him a very sensible idea, which allowed him to go further. What was his idea?
Clue:
Q: Did the boy suggest any way to attach the wheel?
Oh yeah.
Q: Was it necessary to get the fallen nuts to do this?
Oh no.
Q: Did you need to use any attachments that are not usually found in the car?
Oh no.
Q: Was it a smart idea, easy to put into practice?
Oh yeah.
The boy suggested unscrewing one nut from each of the three wheels and fixing the fourth wheel with them. Having done this, the man was able to drive to the nearest garage on firmly fixed wheels.
№ 12:
Bill was on vacation. He settled in a hotel on the sixth floor. Every morning at 8 o'clock he went down to the hall on the second floor, had breakfast and then took the elevator back to the sixth floor. Every evening at 8 o'clock he took the elevator down to the lobby, and then up five flights of stairs and returned to his room, although this did not give him pleasure. Why did he do it?
Clue:
Q: Was Bill quite capable of operating the elevator?
Oh yeah.
Q: If he wanted to go up to his room at a different time, would he take the elevator?
Oh yeah.
Q: Did other guests take the elevator in the evenings?
Oh yeah.
Q: Was the person physically normal?
Oh yeah.
Q: Did he get up every evening at 8 o'clock alone?
Oh no.
Q: Did his regular walks in the evening serve a useful purpose?
Oh yeah.
Bill was on vacation and living in a hotel with his wife and a very mobile and active two-year-old son. The couple noticed that the best way to tire the baby before bed so that he falls asleep sooner is to make him climb five flights of stairs. The boy was happy about this journey, but for his father it was difficult.
№ 13:
In 1980, Ben was 20 years old, and in 1985, only 15 years old. How is this possible?
Clue:
Q: Was Ben an ordinary person?
Oh yeah.
Q: Does he get a year older every year?
Oh yeah.
Q: Do I need to do something with the dates?
Oh yeah.
Ben was born in 2000 BC. For this period, calendar years are counted backwards, so in 1985 BC he was 15 years old, and in 1980 BC he was 20 years old.
№ 14:
In the course of an experiment at a lesson at school, the girl was sent to the center of the nearest city to take an air sample there to determine the degree of pollution. She was given a jar with a tight-fitting removable lid. She understood that the bank contained the comparatively clean air of the school. How did she manage to displace this air and fill the jar with the necessary sample of city air?
Clue:
Q: Could the girl have obtained a representative sample by simply removing the lid from the vial and waving it around?
Oh no. How could she be sure that all the air that was in it originally was removed from the jar?
Q: Did the girl use any device to create a vacuum?
Oh no.
Q: Did the girl's solution involve some advanced physics or the need for sophisticated devices?
A: No, she took a very simple approach.
At school, the girl completely filled the jar with water, and poured this water in the place where it was necessary to take an air sample. Its place was taken by the city air, which became quite a representative sample.
№ 15:
Greenland is a huge island covered in snow and ice. Why did the person who discovered this island call it Greenland, that is, the Green Country?
Clue:
Q: Was the island green when this man discovered it?
Oh no.
Q: Did this person believe that the island would or could become green?
Oh no.
Q: Did he name the island after someone or a place?
Oh no.
Q: Was the title supposed to be descriptive?
Oh yeah.
Q: Was the title accurate in any respect?
Oh no.
Greenland was discovered around 982 by the Scandinavian jarl Eric the Red. He sought to encourage people to settle there and therefore called the country Greenland, as this name could attract them (in English. greenland- "green earth"). This is one of the earliest examples of deliberate misinformation.
№ 16:
The girl was listening to the radio. Suddenly it went silent, and after a minute it turned on again. The radio was in perfect order, the radio transmission was not interrupted, and the girl did not touch the controls of the receiver. Why did the radio go silent and then work again?
Clue:
Q: Did the girl affect the radio in any way or change the position of the antenna?
Oh no.
Q: Did other listeners of this radio station have the same pause at the same time?
A: Most didn't, but few did.
Q: Did the location of the girl matter?
Oh yeah.
Q: Are such occurrences rare or common?
O: Common.
The girl listened to the radio in the car driven by her father. Reception was temporarily interrupted as he drove through the tunnel.
№ 17:
A long and difficult boxing match ended in a knockout. The judges unanimously declared a clear victory. However, during the fight, not a single athlete struck. What happened?
While playing "Danetki", you will learn that zombie actors get punched in the face by frightened visitors to the panic room, a criminal in the "helmet" of Darth Vader committed a bold robbery, and two participated in the race. To guess what it was, you have to ask yes and no questions.
Danetki is the best game of 2013
Danetki became the most popular game in our country in 2013.
How about an example game?
Please, here's the problem: "The pilot jumped out of the plane and didn't crash."
Did he have a parachute?
Was the plane flying low?
Was the speed high?
Was the plane on the runway?
Ahhh, why are you burning stories?
Calm, just calm. While you are reading this description, we will of course tell you that "Powerful Engine 60 Horse power, five gears, wheels with studded tires "- this is not a car at all, as you thought, but an agricultural tractor, but you will not find this in the game. In general, in general.
So. What's in the box then?
The box is quite complex and unusual stories, each of which can send you far away from the direction you need to guess. Therefore, every time you move a little further along the plot of such a mini-detective, you will feel like Sherlock Holmes solving a case.
How many stories are in this box - and how long will they last?
Inside "Danetok" there are 22 cards with stories and a card with. Each story will be enough for about 15-40 minutes, that is, in total, the box will be enough for at least a long road in the company or several parties.
Where can you get this game?
- To the party: this is a great thing to "warm up" before other games.
- On the road: "Danetki" does not require a table, and this is one of the few games that can be played in a car, even with a driver.
- In a cafe or on a picnic: in the company of friends, you can arrange a mini-detective.
- To the office: "Danetki" will be useful for corporate parties.
- Just for a friendly get-together.
- As a gift: this little box will help you entertain anyone!